John Africa said,- "Do what's necessary." I got a tape ofhim saying that. So I would...
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John Africa said,
- "Do what's necessary." I got a tape of
him saying that. So I would listen to it,
and just listen to it, and then I would...
I spent a lot of time with another supporter,
and we found a lot of stuff. Witness testimonies,
police statements, all kind of stuff. I actually have
FBI files in here from the investigative
reports they did on MOVE from back in 1973. And this is not even all of it.
This is just some of it. Needle in a haystack
- "Do what's necessary." I got a tape of
him saying that. So I would listen to it,
and just listen to it, and then I would...
I spent a lot of time with another supporter,
and we found a lot of stuff. Witness testimonies,
police statements, all kind of stuff. I actually have
FBI files in here from the investigative
reports they did on MOVE from back in 1973. And this is not even all of it.
This is just some of it. Needle in a haystack
Full Transcript
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- John Africa said,
- "Do what's necessary."
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I got a tape of
him saying that.
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So I would listen to it,
and just listen to it,
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and then I would...
I spent a lot of time
00:00:12.668 --> 00:00:16.292
with another supporter,
and we found a lot of stuff.
00:00:16.376 --> 00:00:19.835
Witness testimonies,
police statements,
00:00:19.917 --> 00:00:21.167
all kind of stuff.
00:00:21.251 --> 00:00:24.000
I actually have
FBI files in here
00:00:24.084 --> 00:00:26.626
from the investigative
reports they did on MOVE
00:00:26.709 --> 00:00:28.584
from back in 1973.
00:00:28.668 --> 00:00:31.917
And this is not even all of it.
This is just some of it.
00:00:34.000 --> 00:00:36.003
Needle in a haystack.
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Movie Summary
Philadelphia native Tommy Oliver follows the efforts of Mike Africa Jr. to exonerate his parents, both incarcerated members of the revolutionary group MOVE.
